Obsidian

It's Hori's flagship arcade stick for the current generation, the Fighting Stick Alpha. From my experience, roughly 60% arcade sticks on the second hand market are in "like-brand new" condition with less than 10 hours of total use to them. If you buy this arcade stick, you wouldn't really need to do

In the begining it was Just a hobby to me now i think im obsessed with them, currenlty i have 35 arcade sticks 3 leverless. Some of them are in stock some of them are modded. Lots of different levers and buttons i have too. But i just use only obsidian 2 as daily. Sometimes i try the others for modd

Nacon Daija (almost always on sale for $200) Qanba Obsidian 2, Qanba Titan, and Mayflash F700 Elite is what I would look at. They all have Sanwa parts, which is the standard most people go off of as a baseline. You could also get a cheaper, smaller stick, like the 8bitdo fightstick (I prefer the Swi

There's a good selection for current gen but you gotta remember that retail/officially licensed peripherals are usually one console (and backwards compatible) + PC in terms of compatibility. Because of the growing trend of leverless/all button styled controllers, it's pretty split to even selection

Qanba sapphire or obsidian 2.

This game is only a 5 button fighter. How many macros are you running smh lol? The Qanba Obsidian 2 (my stick) is a 8 button stick with L3 / R3 and a touch pad. I can map effectively what I want. All of those macros are eating up your button real estate. However, if that's how you play, it is what i

I just got me a Qanba obsidian 1 and you are absolutely right.. the 2 looks meh.. the 1 was legendary

For what it’s worth; I’d go for the Qanba Obsidian. My favorite sticks are the Madcatz Te2+ and the Razer Panthera. But the Obsidian for 160 is great! And then I’d use the saved cash for modding in silent buttons and a spring for the joystick to help add a little tension / weight to the joystick lev

For what your asking there are a few choices Budget option The Qanba Titan: little bigger then the drone and it's comes with Sanwa parts you can usually find it on sale for $149 USD. Mayflash F700: Heavier then the Drone 2 but not as wide and you can customize it with custom art. Can usually be foun

If you are very specific about how your lever feels to the point where you would probably want to swap it out, don't get the FlexStrike. From what I can find, the FlexStrike will more or less feel like a standard arcade stick with mechanical switches instead of traditional microswitches though from